Illness is not a stable condition. Mobility declines, risks shift, aids are not tolerated. Anyone who is then left alone loses out – the patient with their skin, the relatives with their sense of security.
We check on site when something changes. We replace an aid if it does not fit. We continue to advise when questions arise. Free of charge. Without waiting.
Pressure ulcer prevention is not a linear process. It is a continuous sequence of risk assessment, adjusting measures and review. We go through this process together with you. As soon as the illness, mobility or care situation changes, we come. So that an increased risk does not become a pressure ulcer.